sustaining it, seek to go weaponize the department of justice. what this exodus could mean. later we ll talk to a healthware hero immortalized in plastic barbie. amy o sullivan, who is now a barbie doll, a covid legend. there is a new study by new york times and stanford university about the massive exodus of children. the drop was 28% higher for families earning $35,000 or less. the studies show the months but the able to recover may follow a racial and economic divide. it also suggests the educational loss to our kids may be one of the biggest costs to this pandemic. i m joined by kayla patrick, an analyst with the education trust to help us understand this. who knows what this will do really for their future. let s look at the map. it shows ten states lost a full 15% of kinder gartners in public schools. the concentrations are higher, of course, in inner cities what is your latest reaction? i think this is an important study. it highlights what we ve been hea
and i will do the scans and see whether you have cancer or not. i don t get that. but anyway, of those five governors, three republicans, but only ron desantis doesn t want to talk about covid. he says work on your backswing before i work on anything. no. he s talking about the border as if you can t do two things at once. of course, that strategy didn t work too well for donald trump and it s not going to work too well also for parents and children and teachers in part of ron s state that are experiencing extraordinarily high levels of covid. i m a parent and i certainly hope that my kids and kids in their classes are going to be able to wear masks. if that is, in fact, what mandate the teachers and the students, the local school board, local school board, imagine that, decisions being made on the local level, imagine that, decisions being made by parents, teachers, principals and students, imagine that. why that almost sounds like a conservative concept. but ron, he says no
we re ready to talk to him. joining us now is the anchor of the situation room, wolf blitzer, live in geneva for this meeting. wolf, what are you expecting? you ve been at all of these summits. you were in helsinki last time when president trump met with vladimir putin. what are you expecting tomorrow? well, it s going to be long. they re going to have hours and hours of conversations. the russian officials are already saying maybe four or five hours of talks behind closed doors, obviously. we won t know what s going on. there will be supposedly separate news conferences immediately after this historic summit between biden and putin. i don t know if they ll happen at the same time. the russians say the putin news conference will happen immediately after the conclusion of the talks. i don t know about president biden when he will have his news conference. is it possible they ll meet jointly? i suspect they ll have separate news conferences but you never know what can happe
good evening, i am erin burnett. rudy giuliani is not backing down. trump s attorney says it is all politics. obviously the assistant u.s. attorney hates me and they hate trump which is the whole thing to believe that i am some kind of russian agent look at my career and my background and career. here is what we do know thus far. the feds are looking into whether rudy giuliani illegally lobbied on behalf of ukrainian officials while he was trying to dig up dirt on joe biden. this is a serious charge. on its own it could carry up to f five years of prison. they also can have the right to prosecute. so this is pandora s box. he s right about one thing, he did once have a very impressive career and then a stunning s stooping downfall. in a situation like this and tragedy and a lot of anger and hatred. i ask the people of the city not to have those feelings right now for ever. the days since this devastating attack led him to be called america s mayor. he s the mayor of
years. so i don t see myself anywhere else but here. a pathway to citizenship is not the only thing advocates want addressed. they called on the biden administration to also work to reunite all families separated by the trump administration. here was the president earlier this week speaking with my colleague craig melvin about the challenges his administration currently faces. here s what happened. the failure to have a real transition, cooperation from the last administration, like every other administration has done, so we didn t find out that they had fired a whole lot of people, that they were understaffed considerably. we didn t know any of that on my first day. we didn t know that. joining me now, to discuss the president s immigration agenda is kyler moran, a special assistant to the president of the domestic policy council. thanks for joining us. president biden called for congress to send him a bill, creating a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, d